Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus is set to visit China from March 26 to 29 for the Boao Forum for Asia. He will engage in a bilateral meeting with President Xi Jinping, focusing on potential cooperation and agreements. Yunus has been invited by BFA Secretary General Zhang Jun and will travel on a special flight.

Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh, is scheduled to undertake a visit to China from March 26 to March 29. His agenda includes participation in the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) Annual Conference, along with a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Diplomatic sources in Dhaka have indicated preparations for the visit, detailing efforts to explore potential areas of cooperation between the two nations, which could include the signing of bilateral agreements.

The BFA conference, often dubbed the “Asian Davos,” is set to take place in Boao, a location in the southern Hainan province of China. Muhammad Yunus has been invited by the BFA Secretary General, Zhang Jun, to attend this significant event. He is expected to arrive in Hainan on the evening of March 26 aboard a special flight organized by Chinese authorities.

In summary, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’s upcoming visit to China reflects a strategic opportunity for Bangladesh to enhance bilateral relations. The attendance at the Boao Forum for Asia underscores the importance of collaborative initiatives between the two countries. Efforts to explore cooperation and sign agreements could pave the way for future partnerships.

Original Source: www.news18.com

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